News about Marin Alsop

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE : The disappearance of British Museum artefacts has prompted the Royal Collection Trust, the world's biggest private collection of artworks, to conduct a discreet inventory. Although there is no evidence that anything is amiss, a source tells me that tracking more than one million items can be difficult. The King has a penchant for traveling with his favorite art. One courtier was taken aback to face Queen Victoria's drawings and a Flemish oil painting from the Collection in a Royal lavatory.

The 2023 edition of the BBC Proms is here, with the prestigious annual festival honoring the best of classical music. Orchestral music's three-month festival will be held between Friday, July 14th, and September 9th. But how can you get tickets for the BBC Proms?Which musicians are playing?Are there any concerts being held outside London?

Cate Blanchett has confirmed that her new role in the upcoming film Tár was so emotionally and physically exhausting that she's considering retirement. The 53-year-old Australian actress, who appeared on The Sunday Project this weekend, confessed to considering quitting the industry after the event. "I think it was because it was such a physical role, the reminders of it are still with me, and I suspect I'm like a lot of audience members,' she said of Tár.

Cate Blanchett has been chastised for her Golden Globe Laureate work in the new film Tár. Lydia Tár, the 53-year-old Australian-born Hollywood actress, rises to become the first-ever female conductor of a German orchestra in the film's plot. Marin Alsop, a true-life conductor, has come out to criticize the critically acclaimed film as "anti-woman" because Blanchett's character is revealed to be a narcissist bully.

Marin Alsop, the world's most popular female conductor, has shared why she is outraged by Cate Blanchett's (pictured right and inset) film portrayal of an abusive maestro. The world's most popular female conductor has discussed Lydia Tár, the story of a conductor, composer, and author. The fictional character is the winner of a complete set of Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony awards as well as the first female chief conductor of the prestigious Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.